See Interprocess Communications
Inter-process communications, a set of methods which can be used to exchange information between UNIX processes. Methods of IPC typically include shared memory, message queues, and semaphores.
Interprocess Communications - The methods of performing I/O between local applications. Typical IPC methods include the use of shared memory, pipes, message queues, and sockets.
Inter-process Communication. It's a generic term for the way separate processes (or tasks) under an operating system talk to each other.
An administrative resource that controls how interprocess communications operate on servers. A server's IPC$ resource must be shared before the resources shared by the server can be viewed on the network. See also ADMIN$, named pipe.
Internet Protocol Communications
interprocess communications. This mechanism makes it possible to create large systems that are complex in function, yet simple and streamlined in design.
Technology that enables dissimilar applications to communicate (e.g., OLE or OpenDoc).
Interprocess Communications. A generic term describing any manner of client/server communication protocol, specifically those operating in the Session, Presentation and Application layers. IPC mechanisms provide a method for the client and server to exchange information.
Inter-Process Communication (IPC) transfers information between processes or between the kernel and a process.
(F) - Intermediate Processing Center (Facility)
Interprocess Communiction.
Interprocess Communication -- the ability for two processes (or threads) to communicate. QNX Neutrino offers several forms of IPC, most notably native messaging (synchronous, client/server relationship), POSIX message queues and pipes (asynchronous), as well as signals.
Communication system between the different processes
IPC stands for interprocess communication and covers a number of mechanisms that processes can use to communicate with one another.
See Interprocess Communication.
See Inter-process Communication.
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Inter-Process Communication. The mechanisms by which software processes talk with one another. Typical UNIX IPC mechanisms include shared memory, pipes, semaphores, and message queues.
Interprocess Communication keyword-value pair The combination of a keyword and a value, used as the standard unit of information in connect descriptors and many configuration files. Keyword-value pairs may be nested; that is, a keyword may have another keyword-value pair as its value. listener process The server process that listens for and accepts incoming connection requests from client applications. Oracle listener processes start up Oracle database processes to handle subsequent communications with the client.
Inter-process communication. Basically, anytime one program communicates with another.
Inter process communication. Communication across thread and process boundaries. Used by servers in Symbian OS. See also: server
INTERMEDIATE PROCESSING CENTER. Facility that separates, cleans and bails or packages materials for sale to manufacturers or brokers. See also: MRF.
Information Processing Center. The name given to the OIR data center.
Interprocess communication. The NT-based system has two defined, message-passing mechanisms for IPC: LPC, defining the port object type with a server process that supplies system (port) services to local (using the same physical memory on a single system) client processes RPC, with a system-supplied run-time library that implements such RPC capabilities as binding a client process in one address space with a server process in another address space and sending necessary messages to make a remote procedure call possible
Interprocess Communication. Protocol by which processes can pass messages. Messages can be either blocks of data and information packets, or instructions and requests for process to perform actions. A process can send messages to itself, other processes on the same machine, or processes located anywhere on the network.
Interprocess Communication Protocol. The exchange of data between one program and another within the same computer or over a network. A protocol that guarantees a response to a request.
Inter Process Communications. A SQL*Net protocol similar to the BEQ protocol in that it is only used for local connections (when client and server programs reside on the same system). IPC can be used to establish dedicated server and shared server connections. A listener is required to make IPC connections.